
Purpose. Development of calculation of electromagnetic and electromechanic transients is in asynchronous engines without iterations. Methodology. Numeral methods of integration of usual differential equations, programming. Findings. As the system of equations, describing the dynamics of asynchronous engine, contents the products of rotor and stator currents and product of rotation frequency of rotor and currents, so this system is nonlinear one. The numeral solution of nonlinear differential equations supposes an iteration process on every step of integration. Time-continuing and badly converging iteration process may be the reason of calculation slowing. The improvement of numeral method by the way of an iteration process removing is offered. As result the modeling time is reduced. The improved numeral method is applied for integration of differential equations, describing the dynamics of asynchronous engine. Originality. The improvement of numeral method allowing to execute numeral integrations of differential equations containing product of functions is offered, that allows to avoid an iteration process on every step of integration and shorten modeling time. Practical value. On the basis of the offered methodology the universal program of modeling of electromechanics processes in asynchronous engines could be developed as taking advantage on fast-acting.
asynchronous engines, Applications of electric power, differential equations, численные методы, електромеханічні процеси, дифференциальные уравнения, electromechanics processes, числові методи, электромеханические процессы, асинхронные двигатели, TK4001-4102, асинхронні двигуни, диференційне рівняння, numeral methods
asynchronous engines, Applications of electric power, differential equations, численные методы, електромеханічні процеси, дифференциальные уравнения, electromechanics processes, числові методи, электромеханические процессы, асинхронные двигатели, TK4001-4102, асинхронні двигуни, диференційне рівняння, numeral methods
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